Buddy : How a Rooster Made Me a Family Man

from cottongirl7

Always exciting to get a new book in the mail. This one did not disappoint. The main character trades in a life of ease and independence for a new home filled with chaos, love, and change. Like many others, I agree this had a Marley and Me feeling. Quite enjoyable, thanks!

from enemyanniemae

This is an easy and fun read. McGrory spends a lot of the book letting us meet his wonderful retriever Harry. He spends the rest on his relationship with his fiancee, her two children and their rooster Buddy. The three ladies are all the chicken has ever known so he's a bit protective of them. Bu...

from nancynova

The author is a divorced journalist, living in the city with his beloved dog, Harry. Pam is Harry's vet, who takes up with the author after her divorce. Her daughters have a chicken project with school, only the chick that hatches is a male and the girls won't give him up. The rooster loves Pam a...

from EEDevore

The title claims that the book is about a rooster; however, for the first 100 pages, the book is really about McGrory and his dog Harry. The book continues to be more about McGrory and his own fears about marrying a woman with two children than about the lessons Buddy teaches him. Despite the fac...

from mckait

Anyone who knows anything about me knows that I do not, I absolutely do not read books about animals. Am I an animal hater? Far From it. I love animals. Pretty much all animals are on my favorites list. Currently there are four cats and a dog in my home. My fur kids are aways rescues. I adore the...